The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-30

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Deputy Sheriff Oaine. BE was tried
and bound over by Justice Filming
yesterday afternoon.
John Conners, charged with steal
ing property from the saloon bf VIM.
Quinn during the fire OF Sunday night,
was found guilty in the Police Court
yesterday and fined $50. Tom Hen
Eeberfy, a partner of OoRners, was
treated to like fine.
DIR. N. w. Tracy still holds his au.
dience without disappointment. Mrs.
Meriwether will entertain no doubt
most delightfully."- tonight the audience
upon Personal Liberty" Everybody
is desired to attend. Near 1900 have
signed since the meeting began.
The New South Land Company on
Saturday purchased from F. II. Cos
sstt the lot corner Of Beale and Main
streets now ofc1pied by G. b. Bryan
ss a coal yard. The lot Is 200 feet
front, and the price paid was $75, 600
1t IL again rumored that magnificent
thea or is to be erected thereon.
President Hadden did not acI
hastily aHd without authority, as wa;
enormously stated yesterday, In stop
ping operations by the street railway
workmen at the corner Of Beale and
fernando streets. At the last inset
ing Of the Council the matter was re-.
ferred to him with power to act, snd
this action he had never taken. The
President is sgaln Endorsed.
True bills were found by the grand
jury yesterday against John Hardee
and George Garter for swindling b.
M. Bsrbee, q medical student, out oil
$50; Owen Sweeney, carrying pistol
Andrew Starr, same offense; George
Ramsey, assault to murder; Charles
McGraw, petit larceny A, F. Lawson,
carrying a pistol and assault and
battery; Irwin Jones, carrying pistol,
Two important transfers in real
estate occurred yesterday, although
they have not yet beenIiled for record.
The Armstrong buildlng, In the Ayres
block, az sold TO Edward Goldsmith,
cashier OF the German Bank, for
$4,000. Ths Mansion, on Gayoso
street, was purchased at auction sale
by Frank Surla, who paid $14,500.
The latter was owned by Col. w. l.
Duff now Of New York.
The body of Emma Med )nald,
paramour vi Tho Nd cabinet maker
August Wyle, was lakeA from the
ruins Of Sunday nights FIRE on Main
street. Both legs had been burned of
and the flesh was scared away from
tine skull. Deputy Coroner Barry held
an inquest upon the remains and the
Jury returned a verdict in accordance
with the facts. The ghastly find was
buried in the potter's field.
"A new feature of informing the
police as to matters requiring their at
tention Las been adopted Instead OF
reading doI IN or 80 OF orders when
tina reliefs change. printed slips will
be furnished each patrolman, this en-.
abllng him to IT fer 10 IL at pleasure,
Rich ard Hilton, who goes on as day
turnkey Friday next, will do the art
pIeservative work. His former exper-
fence in the business will be put to
practical use.
Capt. Tom Bowman, an old river
maU, had narrow efcspe from a hor-
rible death in the fire on Maia street
Sunday night. He wal in his room, over
Beathoh Il 90. 8, when the FIRE broke
out, very SICK. He was appraised Of his
imminent danger, but was unable to
move, and being weak and nervous
tainted away. Assistance arrived in
time for the clever old steamboa tman
to be removed in safety, but he lost all
his goods and chatte's in the flames.
George w. NeH, owner and mas
ter OF the floating theater toxed By
the steamer Rob Roy, handed over t.
the United States Court yesterday
&24l 20, the amount Of decree to ii.
bsl'ants and costs Of the suit. There.
upon a warrant fer the release OF the
steamer wss placed in the hands Of the
Marshal, and he was ordered to de-
liver her to the owners. He respect
fully declined to comply until the
boat could be pulled from the ground.
Why do not the Christian men of
the city attend the meetings at Court
Street church, The pastors are dis
tressed ut the fewness of men attend.
ing the services. Fhe services yester-
day were very Interesting. The Rsv.
Mr.. Snow conducted the service
Brief remarks were made by Mr.. Lau-
master and DR.. Tracy. DR.. Tracy
stated that only $50 young men out OF
1000 enter the churches. The service
today will be conducted by the Rev.
Il. A. Venable.
DIR. Germans bath house, which
has recently been entirely RI fitted and
refurnished, is now one OF the most
complete in the country, that part of
IL especially, that Is devoted to Turk.
ish and Russian baths. He has, in
addition to the other convenience 8, a
superb plunge, into which after q
shampoo,a Turkish or Russiaa bath,
it 10 delightfully."- refreshing to dive.
Such bath once or twice a week is
invigorating and increases the chances
Of long life immensely.
The rec lrds OF the Criminal Court
will not substsntiate the statement in
yesterdays Ledger that Ohurch's SEN
tence, for renting or leasing houses for |
purposes OF prostitution is an excep
eANha OAOt VI shnt ~ Wab III II Ct6u |
under a new policy. There have been |
arrests and convictions for the same |
ofiense for the past flftssn years, and |
probably longer. The case OF reversal
by the Supreme Court cited was be-
,ause OF flaw In the indictment, and
not injustice in the decision of the
over court, Other landlords of the
lame nature will be tried next Tues
lay, hence the wall is premature and
not well grounded.
The whole truth about the casual
lies from Sunday nights FIRE will not
De known until the debris is COM
? o;ely cleared away, which will be
he work OF several days. 1t is NOR.
llly certain that others beside the one
yesterday were lost, There
we're number of people in the Bsrst.
lof building of The class who would
], areely be missed by the chance ac-
luaintances they mig ht have. A man
-amed Fred L. Wilson, who arrived
rnm 81 Inuiu an Eun,..- ---- -